Glenn L Martin Aviation Museum

Angie Patterson

We went for fleet week so it s free. There were shuttles up the street. Small wait time. IDK the policy when there is not an event. All in all it was interesting inside & out. We got to see the planes outside!

Jerry Robey

A lot of volunteer work keeps the Museum open. They have done an awesome job bringing history back to all of us. Highly recommend to visit.

Bart Stringa

What an amazing museum run by an amazing team of volunteers, all fellow aviation aficionados that put in so much of their personal time and energy, they deserve a round of applause. The interesting part is that the museum is part of an active airport and ANG airbase. This has both disadvantages and advantages.. The story told by 1 of the volunteers on the early days of Glenn L. Martin up to the fantastic line-up of aircraft outside and some beautiful oil paintings, photos and aircraft engines make for a very nice half day out for the whole family, incl. kids from say 6-7 years old. The whole place is a full of history. The ramps used by the Martin flying boats into the river from the airport as well as at the (now) LMTAS site are still visible! Albeit the latter one only from the air (see insider tip #2).. They are restoring 2 very rare planes: a Martin Mauler and a Martin Seamaster (yes, that jet-powered flying boat, whooaah!), for which they get zero support from any government or commercial body, so please donate or support them in another way to avoid these unique pieces of modern history getting lost forever. Some of these planes have only 1 or 2 remaining worldwide. I'm counting on all of you out there to come and enjoy and support them cause I plan to come back in a decade or so and see the Martin Mars on the tarmac! :-) Insider tip #1: If you're not from the area; make sure you eat a lovely fresh crab cake sandwich while you're here! Tip #2: Check with Brett Aviation next door for offers via Groupon on a scenic tour over the Chesapeake Bay and Baltimore centre. They might even give you the controls for a spell! Thanks Paul (2×, also Paul from SA at Brett's), Jim and everyone else I met Tuesday! Regards, Bart

David Yarborough

Awesome museum!